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Cast
as Richard Castle
as Det. Kate Beckett
as Martha Rodgers
as Alexis Castle
as Lanie Parish
as Det. Javier Esposito
as Det. Kevin Ryan
as Capt. Victoria Gates
as Pi
as Tory Ellis
as Rachel McCord
as Carl Villante
as Matt Hendricks
as Emma Briggs
as Capt. Fowler
as Harold Metzger
as Logan Moore
as MC
as Dr. Kelly Nieman
as Mandy Sutton
as Dr. Holloway
as Capt. Marcus Donovan
as Rogan O'Leary
as Simon Doyle
as Frank Henson
as Miranda Vail
as Jackson Hunt
as Principal Duncan
as U.S. Attorney Elizabeth Weston
as Ramon Russo
as Jenny
as Matilda King
as Jade Yamata
as Kyle
as Carl Matthews
as Delia
as Marilyn Sutton
as Julian Bruckner
as Dr. Gustavo Bauer
as Mickey Gerhardt
as Dr. Malcolm Wickfield
as John Henson
as Hillary Cooper
as U.S. Attorney Stephanie Goldmark
as Milt Boyle
as Dr. Oliver Pressing
as Marcella
as Jimmy Wolfinsky
as Harden
as M.E. Perlmutter
as Beryl Wickfield
as Maggie Ingram
as Walter Dennis
as Jordan Gibbs
as Henry Collins
as Fire Chief Miller
as Justin
as Grant "Sully" Sullivan
as Barrett Hawk
as Elena Markov
as Dean Bedford
as Tony Blaine
as Dwight Carruthers
as Maria Cordero
as Frank Russo
as Holly
as Sergio
as Cassandra
as Gwen
as Sharon Bedford
as Jamie Berman
as Thomas
as Ethan Wright
as Roman Valanciaga
as Dr. Bailey
as Manny Castro
as Benjamin Wade
as Lola
as Marie Russo
as Henry Browning
as Benjamin Wade
as Yvonne
as Dr. Goldberg
as Ella
as Kiara
as Evan Potter
as Secretary Michael Reed
Critic Reviews for Castle: Season 6
All Critics (10) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (1)
Feel free to squeal, people.
So how on earth is Castle beginning its sixth season? The answer is easy: Castle is fun.
The opening action sequence feels real and full of tension.
"For Better or Worse" is a fun episode that's rife with clichés, until all of a sudden it isn't.
It may not have been anything earth-shattering, but it got the job done, and it felt like a classic old-school Castle episode, and that's enough of a cause for celebration, really, in and of itself.
"Get a Clue," at least with its Case of the Week, had a fun enough element to it - as does any instance where Castle over-imagines a far noisier and far-out method to the madness.
Audience Reviews for Castle: Season 6
Super Reviewer
Season 6 of Castle continues to deliver a health mix of comedy and crime fighting. Picking up from last season, Castle and Beckett struggle to make their relationship work as Beckett completes her training with the FBI in Washington D.C. The story arcs throughout the episodes do a lot character building, as Castle deals with his daughter's decision to leave home, Ryan starts a family, and Beckett finds closure over her mother's murder. But there are also plenty of fun comedic episodes too, as Castle and Beckett go on a treasure hunter, run afoul of a group of ninjas, and meet a possible time-traveler. And, the writing does a pretty good job at striking the right tone and creating interesting characters, with one notable exception: Pi. The most painfully annoying character in the show's history, Pi is a black mark that ruins every scene and episode he's in, and the writers seem to be blissfully unaware of this (until fan reaction forced them to write him out). Castle's sixth season tries some new and exciting things, but overall it sticks to what it does best...delivering entertaining murder mysteries.
Super Reviewer
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